> Untangling the competing priorities of climate adaptation, conservation and preserving communities in one of the American towns most at risk from global warming.

> A thirsty megafarm is driving a libertarian enclave in rural Arizona to a radical solution: government regulation of its groundwater.

> Agriculture uses considerable amounts of water, but several companies are working to improve irrigation efficiency during some of _...Read More_

How do the recent drinking water problems in Jackson fit into the larger landscape of U.S. water distribution systems?

>"Water companies are dumping sewage into UK seas and rivers at an astonishing rate. Here's why it's happening - and how we _...Read More_

>"Irrigating more land could help feed 1.4 billion people, but over half of new irrigation projects are in places that are already at risk of running dry"

>"Poland’s prime minister says “huge amounts of chemical waste” were probably dumped intentionally into the Oder River, _...Read More_

“Mountaintop removal destroyed Appalachia's land. Then came the floodwaters. ”

>"Overuse and climate change will mean sharp cuts in water use."

>"LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — For the first time since Lake Mead was filled in the 1930s, it is now below 30% full. (Article by Duncan Phenix republished from [8NewsNow.com](http://8NewsNow.com) ) According to the Bureau of Reclamation’s weekly report for the Lower _...Read More_

Many parts of the world and countries are learning to adapt to water scarcity and drought. It will only worsen as long as the planet keeps warming and even our best efforts won't be enough to overcome severe shortages unless the world come _...Read More_

>"As the country enters its 13th year of persistent drought, Chile is having to implement new water restrictions for the capital city of Santiago, population six million. “A city can’t live without water,” announced Claudio Orrego, the _...Read More_

"The innovative project is a win for water, energy, air and climate."